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Chapter 452

Manga ChapterCh. 452

Titled "Jigoro of the Wind," this chapter throws Luffy, Robin, and Franky against the armored General Zombies, introduces a swordsman zombie modeled on Zoro, and ends with Luffy sealed in a coffin as the spider monkey Tararan blocks his rescuers.

Cover Story: Enel's Great Space Operations, Vol. 20
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Summary

Luffy, having helped himself to a discarded suit of armor for the sheer romance of it, searches the halls with Franky and Robin for their lost crewmates. A heavily armored figure drops in to impale Franky, who dodges and trades blows with the zombie inside. Franky lands his Strong Right and Weapons Left, takes a cut to the forearm, and flings the corpse across the room, noting it is on a wholly different level than the earlier zombies. Buhichuck taunts that none of their friends are safe.

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Key Events

Buhichuck slips away and seals the exit, leaving the trio ringed by armored General Zombies. Luffy dodges a familiar 36 Pound Cannon and asks if Zoro is present, but the warrior names himself Jigoro. The distraction lets the zombies seize Luffy and slide him off in a web-sealed coffin bound for the Mast Mansion. Robin and Franky fight free with Slam and Fresh Fire, only to have the giant spider monkey Tararan land in their path and declare them finished.

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Notes

The General Zombies are shown to be far tougher than ordinary ones because each was a renowned warrior in life. Jigoro of the Wind reportedly slew seven thousand pirates to guard his family and borrows both Zoro's technique and his old vow to Dracule Mihawk that a back scar is shameful. Luffy is captured and shipped off in the coffin, and Tararan arrives to cut off the rescue. The cover shows the Automata tearfully burying their creator Tsukimi.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 452?

In One Piece Chapter 452, "Jigoro of the Wind," Luffy, Franky, and Robin battle armored General Zombies, and Buhichuck traps Luffy in a web-sealed coffin bound for the Mast Mansion while the giant spider monkey Tararan blocks Robin and Franky's path.

Who is Jigoro in One Piece?

Jigoro of the Wind is a General Zombie in Chapter 452 who fights Luffy using a move resembling Zoro's 36 Pound Cannon and echoes Zoro's vow to Dracule Mihawk that a scar on the back is a swordsman's shame.

How is Luffy captured in Chapter 452?

While Luffy, Franky, and Robin are cornered by the armored General Zombies, Buhichuck seals the exit and the zombies seize Luffy, sliding him away in a web-sealed coffin toward the Mast Mansion.

Why are the General Zombies stronger than regular zombies in Chapter 452?

Chapter 452 explains that the General Zombies overpower Franky more than earlier zombies because each was a renowned warrior in life, such as Jigoro, who reportedly slew seven thousand pirates.

Who is Tararan in Chapter 452 of One Piece?

Tararan is a giant spider monkey zombie who lands in front of Robin and Franky after they fight free of the General Zombies, declaring the pair finished.

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